Historically, classical fascism is supposed to be corporativist ( I still don't know what this means,I've searched a bit and all results I've found don't answer anything) but from what I can tell, most people here will say fascism is capitalist, in theory and in practice. However, my question is: is saying fascism is capitalist comparable to how right wingers say socialism is communism? Obviously, any person with a half functioning brain knows socialism isn't communism, but is us saying fascism is capitalist justified? Kinda how the argument "not real communism", as juvenile as it may be, is still correct, so maybe fascists don't consider their ideology to be capitalist, shouldn't we accept this, as they just haven't had a chance to implement their ideology to its fullest? Not saying they should, fuck fascists but still
Why is fascism capitalist?
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Read Wages of Destruction.
fascists back in the day though of corporations as engines that can be used to help the people with government interference. It was more akin to state capitalism than anything, corporations are businesses with heavy government interaction so "corporativism" is just another name for it. Fascism does not HAVE TO be capitalist though, and if any of them were smarter they would hate capitalism for its effects on the economy and people who live under it.
Fusion of state and corporations is still capitalism. Better question would be, is fascism """anarcho"""capitalist?
yes it does. Without capitalist mode of production, it would no longer be fascism.
Yes, or more accuratly AnCap is fascism with pedophilic characteristics. It is no coincidence that AnCaps and lolberts ally so easily with fascists or suspend notions of nonviolence when the left, even pussy social democrats, is around in meaningful numbers.
Why ruin stim's segment with those lame ☭TANKIE☭ skeletons?
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This is a good introduction to what fascism is, from a left wing perspective, and the relationship between fascism and capitalism (by Michael Parenti).
Thanks, I'll give it a look once I get back to my place
the numbers in the video changed, now its top 8 = bottom half